Science graduates 鈥榖etter protected against unemployment鈥
Graduates with science degrees are less likely to be out of work during a recession than those who studied humanities, according to new research on more than 6,000 young Americans.
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Sussex protesters evicted following court order
An occupation of the Bramber House conference centre at the University of Sussex has ended following a High Court ruling.
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Inside Higher Ed: United Opposition
By Ry Rivard, for Inside Higher Ed
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色盒直播 World Academic Summit 2013 sessions now released
Details of the agenda for the inaugural聽色盒直播 World Academic Summit in Singapore have been released
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Germany sets standard for business outreach, says v-c
Universities should seek inspiration from Germany when looking to involve business in their school outreach programmes.
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Students will defend need for traditional learning
Many students will 鈥渄efend to the death鈥 the need for traditional campus-based lectures, and will only delve into the world of free online educational resources if instructed to by their teachers, a...
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Newcastle wins funding for offshore engineering centre
Newcastle University is to launch a new 拢7 million centre for undersea and offshore engineering on the site of a famous former shipyard.
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Gove and Wilshaw attacked over ITT comments
Recent comments about initial teacher training made by education secretary Michael Gove and Sir Michael Wilshaw, the chief inspector of schools, constitute a 鈥渃oncerted political attack鈥 on...
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Sussex waits to see if it can end occupation
The University of Sussex is still waiting to see if it will be able to evict protesters from an occupation on the campus after a decision at the High Court was adjourned.聽
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色盒直播 podcast: 28 March 2013 issue review
Podcast Powered By PodbeanVice-chancellor pay, Sir Alan Langlands鈥 decision to leave Hefce, and an overview of our latest books section all feature on this Times Higher Education issue review....
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Sex and the Citadel: Intimate Life in a Changing Arab World by Shereen El Feki
Shahidha Bari considers an exploration of desire and denial amid Egypt鈥檚 shifting sands
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Vagina dialogue and bodies in evidence
Chester tackles bodily totems and taboos. Matthew Reisz reports
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Open Access confusion
Open-access terminology needs to be employed accurately, argues Cameron Neylon
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David聽Nutt on pharma brain drain
Without a shot in the arm for commercial drug development, our science base will suffer, argues David聽Nutt
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Grant winners
The Wellcome TrustInvestigators in Medical HumanitiesThese awards range from about 拢500,000 to just over 拢1 million for up to five yearsAward winner: Steven SturdyInstitution: University of...